Was heißt »denn« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

all­die­weil:

all the while

al­so:

so

therefore

bloß:

bare

da:

there

dann:

then

doch:

but

er­go:

ergo

hence

therefore

thus

ja:

yes

mit­hin:

consequently

therefore

näm­lich:

same

schließ­lich:

after all

eventually

finally

wo:

where

zu­mal:

especially

particularly

Englische Beispielsätze

• I nearly drowned because of you.

• It's been a long time since I last saw you.

• I think that you are stupid because you are speaking nonsense.

• Laziness is the best of the seven deadly sins, because it hinders you from doing six others.

• My husband has lost three stone since he fell ill, and his trousers are now all baggy.

• Things have got weird since you were last here.

• Things have got much more expensive since you were last here.

• Things have got much dearer since you were last here.

• The weather hasn't got any better since yesterday.

• The craftsman couldn't join the guild because he was Jewish.

• You'll need to find the key, because I don't have it.

• You'll need to find the key, because I haven't got it.

• This sandwich is delicious because of the bread.

• "He's livened up since you arrived." "No he hasn't, has he?" "Oh, he has. He's got that twinkle in his eye again." "It's a nervous tic." "Hah, no. It's you, definitely."

• He's livened up since you arrived.

• The party has livened up since you arrived.

• You win because the odds are stacked in your favour.

• In Germany a revolution couldn't occur, because it would require people to walk on the grass.

• This orphaned English sentence was translated on Tatoeba into 14 languages, but the translator could not adopt it because he is not a native English speaker.

• When you don't understand something, it's because you don't know the context.